World Series schedule 2026: Dates, start times, channels, scores for every Brewers vs. Rays game
Here's all you need to know to tune in to every game of the Fall Classic.
No matter how it turns out, the 2026 World Series will crown a champion for a city that has waited decades for the honor.
With the Dodgers dethroned, this season will produce a first-time Fall Classic winner for Milwaukee or Tampa Bay. It will be the second first-time champion in four years after the Rangers won their first title in 2023.
The NL champion Brewers are making their first World Series appearance since 1982, when they were still in the American League and lost to the Cardinals in seven games. On the AL side, Tampa Bay is winless in two previous World Series appearances in 2008 and 2020.
Whatever happens, history will be made. Here's when and where to watch every game.
Every game of the 2026 World Series is set to air on Fox, which has broadcast the final round of the MLB postseason every year since 2000. Fans can stream every game live on Fubo .
Fubo offers a free trial for new subscribers, so you can try the service before you buy. Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and 100+ top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.)
Another streaming option for every game is DIRECTV , which also offers a free trial.
While some traditional radio stations may carry postseason games depending on the market, fans across the country can listen to every game of the 2026 World Series live with SiriusXM.
The SiriusXM Sports Pass allows fans to listen to live MLB broadcasts featuring both teams' announcers, along with sports talk and analysis from MLB Network Radio, plus play-by-play coverage of the NFL, NBA, NHL, college football and basketball, the PGA Tour, NASCAR and more.
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